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Hi,
I am a 993 owner looking at a 911T 2.2 1970 rhd Registered in 1973,as a second car its up for £7500 and is fully restored.
I now nothing about this model,could somebody give me any general info,dos and donts and does the price sound about right????????
Your help would be appreciated.
Thanks Dan
 
Hello Dan,

Fantastic choice of a car. First priority is rust rust rust
http://www.early911.co.uk/html/buyer_s-guide.html
http://www.transend.co.uk/techtips.htm

Second priority is originality and state of the mechanicals. Best is to equip yourself with
The original 911 by Peter Morgan
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and possibly also the Brett Johnson book "a restorers guide to authenticy".

Do have the car inspected by someone who knows these EARLY 911 cars. They differ in expensive details from, say a 3.2 carrera or a 993 so whatever you do, have a pre purchase inspection done. The price sounds cheap but then again, there is no such thing as a cheap porsche....[;)]. Its all dependant on condition.
There is also another porsche forum out there www.ddk-online.com which is focussed on the pre 1974 porsches; you might find some info there as well.

Hope this helps and good luck,

Bert
 
well to give you an idea of prices for a really good 1970 RHD 2.2ltr 911t like for example my sportomatic.
which i wouldn't part with for under £23k
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